Vintage Yantar’ Soviet mechanical alarm clock – dark brown, 3.5 inches dial diameter

$119.95

Original Soviet mechanical alarm clock with manual movement

MADE IN USSR!

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Description

Vintage Soviet mechanical  alarm clock Yantar`

MADE IN USSR!

 

 

Vintage stylish classic table top mechanical alarm clock.

 

Produced on Oryol Watch Factory(USSR) till 1990s.

 

Great as interior item in cottage cabins, as well as good for use in it’s direct function as an alarm.

 

The clock is mechanical and does not need batteries to operate.

 

Original Soviet “Янтарь” (amber) with mechanical lever movement and manual winding.

 

 

CASE HEIGHT 165mm (6.5 in)

CASE DIAMETER 120mm (4.72 in)

DIAL DIAMETER 90mm (3.54 in)

THICKNESS 70mm (2.75 in)

TYPE  Mechanical

FUNCTIONS Hours, Minutes, Alarm

 

 

This watch has recently been serviced by a professional watchmaker and keeps good time.

This watch ships from 🇺🇦 Ukraine with tracking number

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About the factory

Oryol watch Factory (Орловский часовой завод «Янтарь») was founded in 1950 in the city of Oryol, USSR.

Most popular models of alarms, arge-sized floor, wall and table mechanical and quartz clocks produced were «Янтарь».

After the collapse of the USSR, OCHZ is going through hard times, and in the 2000s, the plant begins to experience serious financial problems. In September 2004, the Yantar plant was declared bankrupt. In the same year, Almaz-Holding LLC was bought out, which distributed the property among other firms.
Watchmaking was completely discontinued.